Re: [cobalt-users] RE: Permission denied when issuing find

["Zeffie" <cobaltlist@xxxxxxxx>]

> > I wonder if there is no fd on raq then why it outputs it?
>
> Because the /dev "tree" wasn't created specific to the RaQ; it's a
> generic Linux folder.
>
> I think the fd entries could be removed, but I'm not enough of a devices
> expert to know what the ramifications might be.  They are harmless
> "errors" -- just saying you don't have permission to access those
> directories.
>

it's because they used the dev rpm from redhat when they started and didn't
make to many changes from there.,.  we could look at the source rpm
(dev-2.7.7-C3.src.rpm) but I it's missing from the ftp area...

If they started to modify it to delete every device that would never or
could nerver or might never be used,  it would be a lot of work for somthing
sitting around doing nothing to deserve that much attention... and also be a
little hard on the concept of expandability...

Zeffie
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